Live interactive map: Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Washington state, around the world

Gov. Inslee extends Washington state`stay-at-home` order through May 4

Gov. Jay Inslee has extended the statewide "stay-at-home" order through May 4 in an effort to combat the spread of COVID-19.The order, issued on March 23, initially was set to last through April 6, with non-essential businesses to stay closed through April 8. The governor said Thursday that "more people will die if we stop now."

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Interactive map:

Click on the map below to see COVID-19 cases by county, each red dot contains details about coronavirus in that county.

Quick Links:

Information from Washington state:

Washington State Department of Health COVID-19 web site

State's official web site: Washington State Coronavirus Response (COVID-19)

What are essential businesses during Washington’s ‘stay at home’ order? Check this list

Still not sure if your business is considered essential? Fill out this form to ask the state.

How to report violations of the Governor's 'Stay Home-Stay Healthy' Proclamation

Washington State Employment Security Department COVID-19 page

Information from local counties:

Public Health Seattle-King County

King County coronavirus web site

Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department COVID-19 web site

Pierce County coronavirus impacts

Snohomish Health District COVID-19 web site

Snohomish County COVID-19 web site

Kitsap Public Health District COVID-19 web site

Jefferson County Public Health COVID-19 web site

Kittitas County COVID-19 web site

Lewis County COVID-19 web site

Mason County COVID-19 web site

Thurston County COVID-19 web site